$699,000
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Greg Walker · REALTOR® · Edmonton
Edmonton, from the river valley up.
Straight answers, sharp pricing and a steady hand from the first showing to possession day. One agent, start to finish, for buyers and sellers across the city.
17 yrs
Selling homes in Edmonton and area
550+
Families moved, from first condos to forever homes
99.1%
Average sale-to-list price on his listings
4.9 ★
Average rating from past clients
Independent brokerage · Edmonton born
Meet your agent
Hi, I'm Greg. I answer my own phone.
When you call Greg Walker Real Estate, you get me: not a team, not an assistant, not a call centre.
I grew up in this city, from Saturday mornings at the Old Strathcona market to long winter walks above the river valley. I've spent my career helping people buy and sell homes here, and I've kept my business deliberately small so every client gets my full attention, honest numbers and a plan that fits their life.
Featured listings
Homes I'm showing right now
$699,000
37
$274,900
35
$1,250,000
50
How I can help
Whatever your next move looks like
01
Buying
From a first condo in Oliver to a family home in Windermere, I'll help you find it, price it and win it.
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02
Selling
Pricing grounded in real sales, photos that do the work, and negotiation that protects your bottom line.
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03
Home valuation
A free, no-pressure opinion of value based on recent sales on your street, not an algorithm.
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04
Mortgage maths
Work out a comfortable payment before you fall for a house. Takes about a minute.
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Neighbourhood guides
Know the street before you buy on it
Oliver
Edmonton’s most walkable neighbourhood: condo towers and character walk-ups between Jasper Avenue, 124 Street and the river valley.
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Garneau
Leafy streets of character homes between the University of Alberta, Whyte Avenue and the High Level Bridge.
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Glenora
Stately character and mid-century homes on wide, tree-lined crescents above the river valley, minutes from downtown.
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Highlands
One of Edmonton’s historic neighbourhoods: Arts and Crafts homes along Ada Boulevard and the river valley escarpment.
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Ritchie
A south-side favourite next to Old Strathcona, with bungalows, new infill and the Mill Creek Ravine close by.
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McKernan
Quiet south-side streets of bungalows and modern infill, steps from the LRT and the University of Alberta.
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Kind words
What clients say after the keys change hands
★★★★★
Greg priced our Glenora house with real comparables, not wishful thinking. It sold in nine days, over asking, and he walked us through every offer line by line.
Marcy & Dev P.
Sold in Glenora
★★★★★
As first-time buyers we had a hundred questions. Greg answered every one, talked us out of a condo with a shaky reserve fund, and found us something better a month later.
Jordan L.
Bought in Oliver
★★★★★
We were moving from Ontario and couldn't view in person. Greg's video walk-throughs were honest to the point of pointing out the water stains. We trusted him completely.
The Okafor family
Bought in Windermere
Condo buildings
Thinking condo? Start with the building.
The right suite in the wrong building is an expensive mistake. My building profiles cover age, size, amenities and pet rules at a glance.
The Lumen on Jasper
A 32-storey concrete tower on Jasper Avenue with river valley views, a rooftop terrace and a concierge desk.
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Fireweed House
A six-storey wood-frame building in Garneau, steps from campus and Whyte Avenue, with large balconies.
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Rossdale Bend
Boutique riverfront townhomes and flats in Rossdale, below the Legislature and minutes from downtown.
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Quarry Lane Lofts
Converted-warehouse loft suites in the Warehouse District, with exposed brick, timber beams and big windows.
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Living in Edmonton
North America's largest stretch of urban parkland is in our backyard
Festivals all summer, a skating trail through the trees all winter, and a river valley that ties the whole city together. My guide to Edmonton covers its history, arts, outdoors and how to get around.
Market notes
Plain-language advice from the field
Buying your first home in Edmonton: a plain-language checklist
Get pre-approved, know your real budget and learn which Edmonton costs catch first-time buyers off guard.
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What really sets the price of an Edmonton home
Comparable sales, condition and timing matter far more than the list price down the street. Here is how I price a home.
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Neighbourhood spotlight: Garneau
Century-old houses, the High Level Bridge and Whyte Avenue around the corner. A closer look at one of the south side’s most walkable neighbo...
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Let's talk
Thinking about a move in the next year?
A twenty-minute conversation now can save you months of guesswork later. No pressure, no obligation.
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or call (780) 555-0142